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Cocktail Cloud
  • What is Cocktail Cloud?
  • Apply for Service
    • Using Cocktail Cloud
  • overview
    • Kubernetes and Cocktail Cloud
    • Understanding Concepts
      • Platform
      • Workspace
      • Cluster
      • Service Map
      • Image Build
      • Security
      • Monitoring
      • Catalog
  • Getting Started
    • Cluster Creation
      • AWS (EKS)
      • NCP (NKS)
      • Azure (AKS)
      • GCP (GKE)
      • ETC (Datacenter)
    • Cluster Registration
      • AWS (EKS)
      • NCP (NKS)
      • Azure (AKS)
      • GCP (GKE)
      • ETC (Datacenter)
    • Managing Cloud Provider
      • AWS
    • Creating a User
    • Create Service Map
    • Create Registry
      • Create Registry
      • External Registry Registration
        • Setting Up AWS ECR
        • Setting Up Azure ACR
        • Setting Up Docker Hub
        • Setting Up Docker Registry
        • Setting Up Google GCR
        • Setting Up Harbor
        • Setting Up Naver
        • Setting Up Quay
    • Create a Workspace
  • Cluster Backup and Restore
    • Cocktail Backup and Restore
    • Backup/Restore Preparations
      • AWS S3 Configuration
      • Azure Blob Storage Configuration
      • Google Cloud Storage Configuration
      • MinIO Configuration
    • Create storages
    • Backups
    • Restoration
    • Backup/Restore Overview
  • Log Service
    • Cocktail Log Service
    • Installation
      • Install Log Service
      • Registration Log Service
      • Install Log Agent
      • Install Log Operator
    • Setting
      • Change Opensearch Admin password
    • Application Logs
      • Application Management
      • Application logging
        • Automatic instrumentation of container logs
          • Java
          • Python
        • Manual measurement of file logs(SDK)
          • Java
          • Python
        • Manual measurement of file logs (Sidecar)
          • Fluent-bit
    • Container Logs
    • Cluster Audit Logs
    • Troubleshooting
  • CI/CD
    • Creating a Build Server
    • Build Image
    • Setting up a Pipeline
  • application
    • Catalog
    • Application Deployment
    • Configuration Information Creation
    • Volume Requests
    • Service Exposure
    • Ingress
    • Service Mesh Configuration
  • Platform Management
    • Multicluster Configuration
    • Cluster Management
    • Workspace Management
    • Security
    • Integrated Monitoring
  • API Management
    • API Token Issuance
    • API Issuance History
    • API Execution Logs
  • Certificate Management
    • Issuer Management
    • Private Certificate
    • Public Certificate
  • Deepening operations
    • Maintaining Login Session in Case of Inability with Ingress Configuration
    • Add Ingress Proxy Configuration
    • Accessing Harbor from a Server Other Than the Registry VM
    • Configuring Harbor with a Public SSL Certificate
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  1. overview
  2. Understanding Concepts

Catalog

Typically, applications consist of one or more workloads (containers), especially when deployed on Kubernetes, involving various related resources such as service exposure and volumes. This complexity makes application deployment and upgrades challenging.

Catalogs address these issues by bundling multiple application resources into a single unit called a package and deploying this package with user settings when necessary. Upgrades are also automated based on versioning. There are several open-source tools that support package creation, deployment, and management, with Helm being widely used, especially as an official Kubernetes project.

Cocktail Cloud's catalog offers the ability to search for such packages and automatically deploy them to service maps. These packages are in the form of Helm charts, which are supported by a wide range of open-source projects. Open-source packages are registered and managed in package repositories. There are numerous public package repositories where various open-source packages are available, and the catalog can search all these repositories for packages.

Packages deployed through the catalog are managed in the package menu of the service map. It provides monitoring and status of deployed packages and enables upgrades to newer versions.

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